It doesn’t work that way. Parental rights can be INVOLUNTARILY terminated for egregious abuse, neglect or abandonment, or VOLUNTARILY terminated in...

I’m my opinion you can do either, as long as, if you keep it, you write a receipt against the arrears.

You are still required to abide by Florida’s Relocation Statute (61.13001) if you intend to move more than 50 miles from the child’s residence, by...

If the mother is willing to forgive the arrears, she could sign an affidavit attesting that the arrears are paid in full. If the Department of...

You will need to have a parenting plan put into place. Contact an attorney to explore your options.

If you don’t communicate with your coparent, the children suffer. That may not be on you, but they suffer nonetheless. I suggest that if the only...

It does not work that way. Parents are required to financially support their child (FS 61.29). The only way to have child support terminated is...

There is little guidance in the statute about what, if anything, a judge focuses on when determining emancipation. The primary consideration...

Yes. Joint accounts do not require both partners to effect a change. Either one of the partners has entitlement to the collective. But in divorce,...

When and if you file a Petition for Emancipation, your legal parents are parties to the action. They must be served, and they can, but are not...